result it had on the wall-to-wall audience: When that demonstration was over, people RAN to every available space on the property so that they could get off, too ... get the women off! It was really the women. Not surprisingly, students flocked to Morehouse. Two students of the Morehouse methods for extending orgasm were Drs. Steve and Vera Bodansky, founders of the Doing Method I had taken for a test drive. Another was Ray Vetterlein, who took his rst class at Morehouse in 1968, eight years before the public demo. He earned its highest private quali cation in 1989 and has been re ning his methods ever since ... for more than 40 years. 8,000 Nerve Endings and Two Sheets of Paper Less than a month after dinner with Tallulah, I was witnessing some of Ray's findings firsthand. "You want to use about two sheets of paper worth of pressure," explained my chaperone Aiko,9 who had organized the visit and was sitting to my right.
The Deutsche Reichspost—which, like other European post offices, handled telephone and telegraph traffic as well as mail—-realized that the only telephone link between England and the United States was the radio circuit, and it reported "The special national political importance of this communication connection has caused the D.R.P. to try with all available scientific means to decipher the conversation carried on this connection." A task force under Postal Counselor Graduate Engineer Vetterlein of the D.R.P.'s Forschungsanstalt ("Research Bureau") set to Work on the problem. The engineers soon learned the nature of the A-3 system and found that they had to wire circuits for only the six different combinations of subband substitutions. Naturally, they had to experiment to find the exact subband divisions and the sequence in which I the six. combinations were used, but from start to finish the solution took only a few months. They completed it by September, 1941. Within a